The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser: In Five Volumes, Volume 5Little, 1842 |
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... farre fled , And his sweete waters away with him led . " There also , where the winged ships were seene In liquid waves to cut their fomie waie , And thousand fishers numbred to have been , In that wide lake looking for plenteous praie ...
... farre fled , And his sweete waters away with him led . " There also , where the winged ships were seene In liquid waves to cut their fomie waie , And thousand fishers numbred to have been , In that wide lake looking for plenteous praie ...
Page 27
... farre away : Then who so will with vertuous deeds assay To mount to heaven , on Pegasus must ride , And with sweete Poets verse be glorifide . 420 425 " For not to have been dipt in Lethe lake THE RUINES OF TIME . 27.
... farre away : Then who so will with vertuous deeds assay To mount to heaven , on Pegasus must ride , And with sweete Poets verse be glorifide . 420 425 " For not to have been dipt in Lethe lake THE RUINES OF TIME . 27.
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... farre beholde , Might worship it , and fall on lowest staire . 490 Not that great Idoll might with this compaire , 495 To which th ' Assyrian Tyrant would have made The holie brethren falslie to have praid . But th ' Altare , on the ...
... farre beholde , Might worship it , and fall on lowest staire . 490 Not that great Idoll might with this compaire , 495 To which th ' Assyrian Tyrant would have made The holie brethren falslie to have praid . But th ' Altare , on the ...
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... farre And her awaking bad her quickly dight , For lo ! her Bridegrome was in readie ray To come to her , and seeke her loves delight : With that she started up with cherefull sight , When suddeinly both Bed and all was gone , And I in ...
... farre And her awaking bad her quickly dight , For lo ! her Bridegrome was in readie ray To come to her , and seeke her loves delight : With that she started up with cherefull sight , When suddeinly both Bed and all was gone , And I in ...
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... farre it were to hide their names , Then telling them to blazon out their blames . So shall succeeding ages have no light Of things forepast , nor moniments of time ; And all that in this world is worthie hight Shall die in darknesse ...
... farre it were to hide their names , Then telling them to blazon out their blames . So shall succeeding ages have no light Of things forepast , nor moniments of time ; And all that in this world is worthie hight Shall die in darknesse ...
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